2022 will be a critical year for normalising the economy - Chamber

Cork Chamber says more than just business supports are needed for stability

Thomas McHugh, Cork Chamber Director of Public Affairs and Communications, Paula Cogan, President of Cork Chamber and Seamus Downey, EY and Chairperson of the Cork Chamber Budget Committee and launch the Chamber Budget Submission Picture: Darragh Kane

Business measures alone won’t provide the stability needed to move beyond the pandemic and infrastructure, housing and education investments are essential the pre-Budget submission from Cork Chamber states.

The business representative body said 2022 will be a critical year for normalising the economy following two years of suppression and turmoil related to the pandemic.